Sometimes, there are various financial incentives for a business owner or manager to commit arson at the business facility. Financial motive to commit arson can include the desire to liquidate excess or obsolete inventory, the desire to escape debt, or the desire to promptly stop an unprofitable venture. In the case of arson-for-profit, inventory is often times an integral piece of the financial motive puzzle.
Read Chad's full article from Fire and Arson Investigator magazine here.
Monday, January 29, 2007
Burned Out-of-Sight Inventory May Hold Clues to Financial Motive
Labels:
arson,
financial motive,
forensic accounting,
Fraud,
Inventory fraud
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